I'm not an indie kid. But I bought indie kid clothes today at H&M! Its a plaid shirt that goes all the way to just above my knees, and its super loose fitting. Either like Japanese fashion or indie kid fashion. I am not sure. Either way, I put a belt around the waist and made it super stylish. And it was $10.
I love H&M. It rocks. Almost everything there is my style, and it's super affordable. That's the one thing I think I liked most about Indianapolis.... unfortunately.
Anyone know that big fountain? Well for some reason or another the moment I got to the top of the stairs, my mind warped into video-game mode. I'm not even that big of a gamer, but with the overwhelming sound (effects?) and random people standing around everywhere and aimlessly wandering, and this big symbolic statue at the center of the scene, for some reason this little "bing" went off in my head and I felt like there was a clue, or some type of mission I needed to take care of. Bizarre and unexplainable, yes. But Indianapolis' fountain reminded me of a video game scene.
Moving on. Lots of restaurants! and Nick and I had Japanese food for lunch. A bento box cost me over $20, and all I had was a water with it. Kind of a rip off, but at least it was something.
We did lots of walking. It was pretty windy, too. Are all cities like that? I always assumed it was just Chicago had the reputation, but I guess not.
Indianapolis was pretty cool, I can't say I was disappointed, but it seemed like it wasn't a good day to go. It was cool, yet humid, and there was no sun and it was unusually calm for a place with such a high population. There didn't seem to be any special events or anything going on either, so we didn't know what to do or where to go first.
I will say I'd like to go again, maybe in summer time and check it out a little further :)
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